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Income Tax in France for Non-Residents The withholding tax is subjected to progressive rates of 0%, 12%, and 20%, depending on the total taxable income. Where the withholding tax rates don't apply, French non-residents pay an income tax rate of 20% on their French-sourced income.

You have to report your income to the tax department if you are resident in France or your tax domicile is in France. if you live abroad but if your resources come from France, you must also declare your income. You should make this statement even if you have received little (or no) resources.

The general offence of tax fraud is broadly defined by Article 1741 of the FTC and is punishable by up to five years' imprisonment and a fine up to EUR 500,000, which may be increased to an amount equal to twice the proceeds of the offence.

The deadline for submitting paper declarations is set at 22 May 2023, based on the date of the postmark (including for non-residents in France required to file a declaration). The online income tax declaration is mandatory for everyone.

As a general rule the tax authority can go back three years for the recovery of underpaid taxes.

Trust property refers to assets that have been placed into a fiduciary relationship between a trustor and trustee for a designated beneficiary. Trust property may include any type of asset, including cash, securities, real estate, or life insurance policies.

To apply for a French tax number you can complete form 2043available on the French tax authorities' website and take it to your local tax office (Service des Impôts des Particuliers). It is possible to drop it in the designated letter box outside the tax office or to hand it in to a tax office employee.

If you do not declare when required, or miss the deadline, you risk: Tax amount increases as follows: 10% if you have not received a formal mise en demeure warning letter; 20% if you have received a formal notice and you send in your return within 30 days of receiving this warning.